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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1961
Page
3
Community notices include thanks for sympathy after an accident and a death, lost item chair on highway north of Bronte, sale and trade ads for Bronte homes, posted lands warning, multiple small ads with contact details, and livestock show results listing numerous participants by name and class. The page also lists sewing machine items and public notices.
Mrs. and Joe Don Wilkins of Lubbock visited their parents the Dixons and Wilkinses before returning to Texas Tech where he is a senior and she a sophomore. Mrs. John A. Henderson spent Monday in Cisco with friends. Billy Dan Labenske and Debbie from Snyder visited Noah Pruitt Sr. and J. W. Labenske families. Braswell and Phillips left Bronte for Ft. Bragg NC on two week Army leave.
Mr and Mrs George James of Eden welcome a baby boy George H III born January 19 in a San Angelo hospital weighing eight pounds. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs George James Sr of Tennyson and Mr and Mrs James Eubank of Abilene, with another newborn Truitt James born January 21 at 11 58 in Abilene Hospital weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Olin Allison of Bronte and Mr and Mrs Claud Eubank of Norton, with Mrs Mattie Gibson of Bronte a great grandmother.
Ocie Riley a former Humble farm manager collapsed while working at Knox City Tuesday of last week. Hospital attendants report he is holding his own. Mrs. George Wrinkle visited Knox City. Wm. W. Milikin returned Friday from Junction where he had been a patient several days, still recuperating from injuries in a November pickup accident. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Byrd of Clyde stayed with daughter Mrs. L. L. Wilkins and family last week.
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